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Good afternoon, everyone.
I am writing my first EA.
I have prescribed in init() function some one time initial collection of chart data.
Function deinit() and start() are empty, there are only two brackets and return between them.
When compiling to check what I had written there remained only
two identical errors '(' - function definition unexpected
One of them refers to the int deinit() line, the second to the int start() line.
If you comment out Return in the deinit() function, there will be one error after compilation,
which refers to the int deinit() line
I CAN NOT GET RID OF IT - WHO KNOWS WHAT'S WRONG?
Need help...
Isolatedly testing entries. How can I programmatically create conditions to close a previously opened position - either buy or sell - after
5,10,15...n bars (days, hours)? Thank you in advance.
Need help...
Isolatedly testing entries. How can I programmatically create conditions to close a previously opened position - either buy or sell - after
5,10,15...n bars (days, hours)? Thank you in advance.
Need help...
Isolatedly testing entries. How can I programmatically create conditions to close a previously opened position - either buy or sell - after
5,10,15...n bars (days, hours)? Thank you in advance.
Need help...
Isolatedly testing entries. How can I programmatically create conditions to close a previously opened position - either buy or sell - after
5,10,15...n bars (days, hours)? Thank you in advance.
Need help...
Isolatedly testing entries. How can I programmatically create conditions to close a previously opened position - either buy or sell - after
5,10,15...n bars (days, hours)? Thank you in advance.
The help is very much needed. Subtract the time of position opening from the current time and compare it with the specified time of waiting. If the time is exceeded, close the position.
Apparently a lot of help is needed. Subtract the position opening time from the current time and compare it with the set waiting time. If the time is exceeded, close the position.
Just not familiar with date and time functions...Just unfamiliar with date and time functions...
So you have to meet them anyway. why not now?
So you have to meet them anyway. why not now?
Already in the process of getting acquainted... Day(), Hour() etc....